Looking at the timeline, there’s a very coincidental point: the starting point of the overall bull market (index) for non-ferrous metals happened to be around the time when news broke about Bitcoin being added to the U.S. strategic reserves and this timeframe was officially confirmed... Last year, everyone experienced the lows of the tariff war, followed by an oversold rebound. After the breakout, non-ferrous metals kept climbing, as did the overall U.S. stock market (index), but Bitcoin didn’t. Note: The chart shows silver. What do you all think about this?